On 1/23/21 at 12:32 PM, fra...@pwpconsult.com (Bill Frantz) wrote:
I had similar problems to yours until I purged my system of all non-Apple
drivers.
Digging deeper into Richard's issue, I found this note I wrote
myself when I had a problem very similar to his:
FTDI Driver Issues on MacOX
You should use the standard Apple FTDI driver. It works.
I had similar problems to yours until I purged my system of all
non-Apple drivers.
BTW, I am now running Mojave 10.14.6. I'm back here so I can run
my 32 bit applications like cocoaModem and cocoaNEC.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 1/23/21 at
Hi Richard,
I’ve never downloaded a driver to use my Mac with my K3S.
73,
John
WA1EAZ
> On Jan 23, 2021, at 11:50 AM, Richard wrote:
>
> Working hard to wean my K3s off a SignaLink and connect it directly via a
> standard A/B USB cable. Results have been frustrating but encouraging. The
>
If you have a 3rd party FTDI driver installed, that may be part of the
problem. MacOS has had FTDI drivers since at least 10.12. I also would
seriously suggest updating to at least the last update of 10.13; 10.14
would be better.
73,
Chuck, AA3CS
— Engineer: "If it ain't broke I haven't messed
Given that you are running generally older hardware and system software, you
probably don'tneed to worry about how "out of date" your FTDI driver might be.
(I'm running a 2017 iMac withBig Sur installed and working beautifully). I
assume that your USB hardware really is FTDI andnot one of the
Working hard to wean my K3s off a SignaLink and connect it directly via a
standard A/B USB cable. Results have been frustrating but encouraging. The
particulars are these.
Mac mini
Late 2012
2.5 GHz Intel Core i5
8 GB RAM
Running 10.12.6 Sierra
K3s 100
I’m going to try replacing
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